Mae Tha District Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Jun)
Wat Pra That Doi Pra Chan Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Jun)
Wat Phra That Doi Phra Chan, Mae Tha District, Lampang Province.
Wat Phra That Doi Phra Chan, Mae Tha District, Lampang Province, is a landmark of Lampang. It features a large seated meditation Buddha (in the 'Subduing Mara' posture) with a lap width of 14 meters, made of bronze, prominently situated on a hilltop. It resembles the Great Buddha of Kotoku-in in Kamakura, Japan, giving visitors a feeling as if they have flown to Japan. The temple is open from 06:00 to 17:00. On weekdays, you can drive up by yourself, but on holidays, you must take a songthaew. It can be said that if you come to Lampang and don't visit this place, you're truly missing out.
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Beauty of Tranquility @ Doi Pra Chan
In the peaceful Lampang province, Thailand, we found the stunning and serene temple Wat Pra That Doi Pra Chan.
This Buddhist temple, designed in Thai and Japanese architectural styles, located at the top of Doi Pra Chan mountain in Mae Tha, Lampang, offering visitors a breathtaking panoramic view from its elevated grounds.
One of the temple's highlights is a remarkable replica of the Great Buddha Daibutsu of Japan at the temple's highest point. In addition to the beautiful religious sculptures, pagodas, and buildings, there are many nice spots perfect for photography enthusiasts, making every corner memorable for pictures.
Accessing the temple can be done either via the Songthaew Shuttle Service or by the staircase, which is more difficult and challenging.
Our visit left us feeling blessed, having experienced a sense of peace and tranquility within the temple's sacred grounds.
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Challenging 8,000 “Stairs to the SKY HIKE!”
This is by far and large one of my favorite temples in all of Thailand and most certainly in Chiang Mai.
This 14th century Buddhist temple and pilgrimage site, known locally as Wat Doi Suthep (and pronounced “Doy Soo-tep”) is located within Doi Suthep-Pui National Park, about 40 minutes outside of Chiang Mai.  The stunning architecture you see in the photos are even more incredible when you visit this temple on the mountain. Be prepared to climb 10,000 stairs along gorgeous staircase leading up to the top of the mountain.
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Wat Phra Thad Doi Phra Yarn
Wat Phra Thad Doi Phra Yarn It is a temple located on Doi Phra Yarn, Mae Tha District, Lampang Province. It is a sacred place and a beautiful view point of Lampang. It is one of the things that should be visited in Lampang.
The temple is 20 km. from from Landpang downtown. The temple is located on the top of Doi Yarn Hill. There are 2 ways to the temple, first by step up by 639 steps stair for the down to the top and enjoy with the mountain view, where is peaceful. Doi Phra Yarn which is the location of Wat Pra Thad Doi Pra Yarn. The temple is an important temple of Mae Tha District built with ancient Lanna art. Inside the temple is contained the Loard Buddha relic that is over 100 years old, which is another place of worship for the people of Lampang including landmarks Great Buddha Daibutsu, the large green Buddha image in Japanese art with a lap size of 14 meters, which is a meditation posture, covering the robes that open the chest. His eyes looked down outstandingly beautiful on the top of the mountain.
The best time to visit is durint November to February in Winter time. You will feel to 18 - 25 degree and enjoy the cold climate on the top of the hill.
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